Embracing Female Rage

This chapter explores the intricate relationship between female anger and personal identity, highlighting how iconic literature and music articulate these emotions. Through analyses of works by Sylvia Plath, Jean Rhys, and the biopic 'I, Tonya', it reveals the societal complexities surrounding women's anger and underscores the need to recognize both rage and vulnerability in female narratives. By challenging binary roles of victimhood and anger, the chapter advocates for a multifaceted understanding of female experiences and the empowerment that can arise from embracing anger.